Troubleshooting Management Point installation on site system

Hello, 
I am trying to install MP on site system, where DP and SMP are installed already. But installing of MP fails. In the Event Viewer on site system I see:
component SMS_SITE_COMPONENT_MANAGER on computer SCCM.contoso.com reported:  Site Component Manager failed to reinstall this component on this site system.
I did not find mpsetup.log on site system, where is it stored? where is not such folders \program files\microsoft configuration manager or sms_ccm.

Start by looking in the sitecomp.log file on the Site Server. This should give you information about the MP component installation adn why it failed. Then have a look at the
mpsetup.log which you will find on the server where you added the MP. It will be in the
<Driveletter>:\SMS\Logs folder

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